LOCAL SPIRITS CAN OFFER IMPORTERS A COLOURFUL ARRAY OF NICHE OPTIONS
October 1st, 2010
BY PACIFICA GODDARD, KARRYN MILLER, GARRY PIERRE-PIERRE, KEITH NUTHALL
FOR niche spirits, obscure can be good - and so products made in countries not renowned for their spirits production can gather export market cache. Latin America and the Caribbean are regions where effort by buyers can pay dividends. They produces several of the most popular spirits in the world - notably rum and tequila - however there are also many lesser known local spirits that show potential in the international market.
Pisco, local grape brandies from Chile and Peru is one of the ...
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